Challenge #240: Every Vote Counts!

[Lorenz0]

A nice challenge! I solved it with an iterative macro and only basic tools, eager to look now at your more sophisticated solutions.

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[JP_SDAK]

I'm working towards my advanced certification and trying to get practice with iteration macros.  I have a programming background but can't quite seem to get the hang of how they exit. 

I got this one to work, but I think it's kind of clunky.  If anyone can explain a better way to iterate/exit I would appreciate it!   I updated this to use the CrewTest expect equals tool instead of Test tool.  I realized I had configured it wrong, so went for easier option.

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[gmoores]

Tiny iterative macro; cute challenge!

[TonyA]

This one took longer than it should because I misread the instructions and built a beautiful macro to solve an entirely different problem. Fortunately I was able to adapt it to the real problem -- a great example of how workflows are much easier to refactor than code or spreadsheet programs.

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[T_Willins]

Fun Challenge.  Easier than the other iterative macro I had to build this week.

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[mike_w]

this was some good practice for iterative Macros. Don't use it often so I keep forgetting details of the setup and configuration, but always happy for a refresher. 

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[collinalldata]

That was really fun to figure out!

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[ehughes]

My solution

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[NurulShi12]

I'd vote for the winning flavor as well 🙂

[enwiegand]

Wow I really struggled with this one. I did figure out how to do it manually, but I wanted to get the macro to work as I need some practice with macros. My macro didn't stop iterating when it got to the "true" condition - does anyone have tips on that?